Looking for fake tulips in vase decor that goes beyond a plain bunch on a table? Pink flowers, sculptural white vases and little bedside arrangements give you plenty to work with.
These pictures offer colors and shapes to borrow for faux stems, plus two rounded-flower arrangements rather than tulips.
You can keep it simple or go all out. Start with a vase you love, then choose a single flower color or mix a few together.
The pink and white combinations are especially pretty!
Tulip Arrangements and Vase Ideas Worth Saving
white tulips and a tall ribbed vase
We’re starting off strong with this gorgeous white arrangement. I love how the flowers spill out to either side of the tall clear vase.
The books and dark candleholder look so pretty beside it.
For your own version, leave some faux stems upright and angle others outward rather than making every flower the same height.
pink blooms in a white vase
How cute is this pink and white pairing? The tall ribbed vase holds a leafy bunch with pink flowers reaching in different directions.
If you want to keep your fake tulips in vase home decor simple, this is a lovely starting point. Let the flowers be the only bright color on a small tabletop.
white pitcher arrangement
Don’t want to use a traditional vase? No problem!
Try a white pitcher with white tulips and plenty of green leaves. I love the wide spread of flowers above that simple handle.
A round raised stand like this one is a pretty addition if you want to give the arrangement its own little spot.
yellow tulips by the window
This yellow bunch is such a cheerful choice. The clear vase sits on a small stool beside the window, with one long flower stem stretching far out to the right.
Try the same loose arrangement with bendable faux stems if you prefer something less upright and tidy.
drooping pink blooms
I am obsessed with this wide, drooping arrangement. The pink flower heads hang around a clear stepped vase, with green leaves gathered in the middle.
The low books and little candle sit beside it without hiding the vase. Keep that spacing if you’re borrowing this look for your coffee table.
a cluster of clear cylinders
If you want something a little different from one big bouquet, this one is for you. Clear cylinders of different heights hold pale pink and white tulips, with several blooms sitting below the rims.
Group your vases closely together and vary the stem heights to follow this table arrangement.
pink red and yellow together
Who says you have to choose just one color? This bunch mixes pink, white and red tulips with yellow-edged orange blooms.
The broad green leaves fill out the rounded clear vase.
I’d keep the vase plain like this when there’s already so much color in the flowers.
white tulips in a wavy vase
This vase may just be one of my favorites here. I love the stacked rounded shape and the small group of white tulips above it.
You don’t need a huge bouquet for this look. Leave space between the flower heads so you can see each one.
pink tulips and a little bow
How adorable is this little arrangement? The pink tulips sit in a cream jar-shaped vase with a brown cord bow around the neck.
Try a similar bow on a plain vase you already have. Keep the flowers fairly close together if you want this same compact shape.
a full pink kitchen bouquet
Bring a little pink to your kitchen with a full arrangement like this one. I love the mix of pale and deeper pink blooms, plus all those crossing stems in the clear cylinder.
The framed picture and boards make a pretty backdrop. If you add a candle nearby, leave plenty of distance between the flame and any faux foliage.
white flowers in a black handled vase
This picture shows rounded, layered white flowers rather than tulips, but the black handled vase is worth a look. The little gold-colored rabbit beside it is so cute.
For a tulip version, try white faux stems in a similar vase and keep the round tray underneath. You can borrow the styling without copying the flowers.
purple tulips in a slender vase
If you’re looking for a bold flower color without lots of accessories, go with purple. These deep purple tulips sit close together in a tall clear vase with a twisting pattern.
There’s nothing else around the arrangement competing with those blooms. I’d leave this one just as simple.
white bouquet in a round vase
I love this big white bouquet with its rounded clear vase. The flower heads gather toward the top while the stems narrow into a tied bundle below.
To borrow the shape with faux tulips, gather your stems loosely before placing them in a wide, rounded vase. Keep some green leaves spreading around the outside.
pink and white stems spread wide
If you are looking for a true eye-catcher, then this one is for you. Pink, burgundy and white tulips reach out above a pale vase with twisted-looking handles.
I especially love the taller stems at the back. Give an arrangement this wide a tabletop with enough room for the flowers to spread.
orange tulips and long leaves
The orange flowers are gorgeous against this white ribbed vase. My favorite detail is the long green leaf draped right over the front.
Choose faux stems with a mix of upright and curved leaves if you want a similar look. You don’t need another flower color here.
a pink bedside bunch
This is such a pretty way to add flowers beside your bed. A slim clear vase holds deep pink tulips next to a gold-colored rounded vessel and a small stack of books.
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Keep your own bouquet narrow through the middle so there’s still room on the nightstand. A few stems reaching sideways give it that loose shape.
rounded white blooms and loop handles
Here’s the second alternative floral look: rounded white blooms rather than tulips. I love the oversized loop handles and the woven pattern on the brown vase.
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If you’d rather stick with tulips, try a generous bunch of white faux stems in a similar vessel. Let the greenery extend beyond the handles.
red tulips with wrapped stems
The red tulips are so pretty in this compact arrangement. Broad dark green leaves curl around the lower flowers, with a brown wrapped band visible through the square clear vase.
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That wrapped detail is worth borrowing for faux stems. Keep it low enough to show beneath the leaves.
white tulips in a face vase
How cute is this sculptural vase? The black figure rests its face in its hands, with a full bunch of white tulips sitting above.
The vase already has plenty going on, so I’d stick with one flower color. White looks especially pretty against the black.
pink tulips and rounded greenery
Last but definitely not least, we have this pink tulip arrangement with rounded gray-green leaves. I love the tall gray vase beside the tiny green one!
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Try a few matching leafy sprigs in a smaller vase to repeat the greenery. You can leave the tulips in the larger arrangement, just like this.
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